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WHY IT :UCCEEDO. .
Beoluu It’s For on'.‘ Thin out And
sooth anmm In Liars ha 1' Is.
Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings success.
Dunn's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They’re for sick kldneya.
mThey cure backache. every kidney
Here is evidence to prove it. .
Charles E Warren. son of the well-
kuown oyster planter of 2 Chestnut
street, has the following to say about
Dean‘s Kidney Pills: “i had back-
ache and weak kidneys from early
childhood. i tried all kinds of reme-
dies but Kidney Pills, which i procur-
ed at Plaisted's drug store. My father
had been using them and was so pleas-
ed with their results that l was in-
duced to try them. I am satisfied that
their representations are all that is
claimed for them. They cured my
backache."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster-Milburn 00..
Buffalo, N. Y., sole agentsi for the
United States.
Remember the name Dean’s and take
no other.
LIiSTNfliiliiIiLii
Mrs Lewis W. St. John is ill at her
home in St John avenue.
Mrs. M S. PartIick is quite ill at
her home on the Washington street
bridge.
Miss Julia Mooney, of Branford. is
visiting Miss Annie Donnelly, of Fort
street.
Contractor Beatty has finished the
contract of painting a large church in
Northfleld.
Rev. Spencer Bray will occupy the
pulpit at the East Avenue Methodist
Church, next Sunday.
The prayer meeting this evening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church will
be led by Irving Smith.
A meeting of the registrars of voters
will be held at the store of E. E. Gor-
ham, August 5 and August 12.
William Robinson, of Cove avenue,
who has been away attending a school
for the blind. is spending his vacation
at home.
Mrs Richard Bland and Miss Jennie
Davis are spending the day in New
York.
Arthur S. Platt. who has been em-
ployed for about four months in Provi-
deuce, n.1,, he's taken a position at the
Norwalk iron Works.
Miss Emma Bouton, of. Van Zandt
street. has gone to Oyster Bay, Long
Island for a month’ s visit at the home
of her uncle. A. J Hoyt.
Mrs Henry Brown yesterday met
with a severe fall that resulted in a
sprained ankle..and other severe in-
jmies. She is at present unable to be
about
The picnic committee of the Advent
Christian Church has been unable to
decide regalding the Sunday school
picnic: but another meeting will be
held Sunday. at which time it is be-
lieved a definite conclusion will be
reached regarding it
AIiel Cameron of Hawkins avenue.
the crack— Shot of the Connecticut Rifle-
men departed yesterday for a Iuonth' s
tour of the Stratton District. Vermont.
a mountainous locality famed for its
heavy timber and of late years from
the presence of black bear and pauth
or. Mr. Cameron was notified that ar
rangements were completed and will
join himparty immediately.
Application for membership in the
First Connecticut Riflemen. the new
milltarydoompany; are being received
daily an the prospects indicate a bril
llant future for the organization. Pro-
gress has been somewhat retarded
from the non- arrival of the Swiss- bet-
terll Rifles, adopted by the company
These were ‘ordered over a month ago
and the delay is causing some impa-
tienoe among the members. Applica-
tions should he sent to E. E. Jackson
or S. .E. Ashbroodmounty clerks.
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Best
Noodles
FOR ALL“
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5311‘ lane.
Pomemflltforfmmpnehgo
"fit” “than“
one liquelly’gooid tor Burns and all
aches and pains. Only 35c atlF. H. .
Eastern Drug Shir
' property at
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it
in recovering
from a severe attack of gastritis.
Mrs. H Rowland and daughter Jen-
nie. are guests of friends in New Ils-
ven.
Rev. F. C. Brown is oniolem his
vacation at Northwood. New
Ihlre. .
Mrs. Bond and son. Samuel.
Bridgeport. are the guests of relations
In this place.
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THEA NIHILA____T_O______R OF WON
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Hanford Imith‘was a visitor in South
Norwalk yesterday.
William Dothvvell. of Noroton, is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Jelli‘fe. of Ceiustock
avenue. Broad River.
Miss Cora Darrow has returned to
her home in Westport, after a short
visit spent withvrelatlves in Barton.
Miss Stella Austen, who is touring
Europe, is now in Venice and several
of, her friends have received souvenir
postals from her.
Joseph Straiey and Walter lexan-
der have resigned from the p lshere'
baseball team of the Yale and Towns
factory in Stamford
Evening bathing parties are being
made up here almost daily. The
bothers [to to Hickory Bluff to disport
themselves in the waves.
A Boys Brigade from New Yorlr has
been camping in Noroton for some
time. There are about seventy-five
boys in the party and they the certain-
ly enjoying themselves to the limit.
The annual picnic of the Congre.
gatlonal Sunday school. deferred from
July 23, will be held on Thursday, Aug
ust 4th, at Rye Beach. Special trolley
cars have been chartered to take the
school to and from the place
Mr. and Mrs John L Stevens of
Barton. gave a little family party at
their home last evening. There was
ice cream and all kinds of cake and
IIuits selv Music, singing and dan-
cing and a number of games served to
pass a. pleasant evening. Those pres—
ent were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stevens
and Mr. and Mrs. William Middle-
brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Bot-
tery and their two little sons. Herman
and Alfred Buttery, Master Eddie But
tery. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brett But
tery, Jr., and Walter Stevens, John
Stevens. Master Frank Stevens. Mrs.
Brush. Miss M, Brush, Robert Stev-
ens. Mount Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. W.
Whitman and three nieces front New
or .
THE ORIGINAL
Foley a '00.. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar us a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley’s Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine ask for Foley's Honey
and Tar and refuse any substitute of
fered as no other preparation will give
the same satisfaction; It is mildly laxa»
two. It contains no opiates and Is
safest for children and delicate per-
sons. For sale at PlaIsted's Drug
Store. "
WESTPORT;
Miss Sadie Dillon, of Bridgeport, is
visiting hero
Miss Elsie Sherwood is outing at
Bantam lake.
Miss Clara Watson of Hempstead, L
l., is visiting here.
R. W. Post and wife are back from
a visit at Manchester.
The Congregational Sunday school is
picniclng at Roton Point. today
Frank Bradley is making an extend-
ed stay with friends in Brooklyn.
The Greens' Farms church fair net-
ted 3400, it is said; a good sum for the
church treasury.
Harry Tétylor came here from Bridge-
port thi naming and spent the day
bass fishing of! Cockenoe island. ,
Young Atnerican made his exit from
here early this morning bound for
Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport, and to
join the festivities of Juvenile day
there 2 ;
The lolly pop craze bunt invaded
this town as yet, but the Southport
representation in Greens' Farms sec-
judging from the popularity of the
our taste ere long
It would almost require a search war-
rant to discover the bridge to he re
placed With a new one; over Sasco
creek. Until very recently it was eel»
.dom used, yet today it promises to, he
one of the most traveled in our ont-
lying section. It is practically the
. gate way from Southport to the shore
road, Greens Farms. .. .
N0 PJTV SHOWN- .
“qu carp meiwaa after me obn-
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bena. Ala. "I hall a terrible one of
failed Bucklen’e Arnica Salve cured
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NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
MINA “Vii ”if:
large cro IIth
P Hick
gird nag men “Misfit: ‘ ’
ofv
Charles Wheeler, Jacob Huber and _ ‘ "
tion evidently is having its an. and ‘
mystic sweet elsewhere we will have .
tlnuosly.‘ Writes 1!“. A Gulledge. Vef- ;
Piles, causing 24 tumorai‘ ,When all f
Tnthlll In in. 1
harvested on his ,
olti‘virt'oim r' mom “I!
Mitts III Ladies Oxfords.
- . JULY mums
Seine oi the best bargains we ever offered.
Men’ 5 tan blusher Oxfords. all wells.
$5.50.“ cut to j ‘ $2.45
Men’s pat. kid Welt Oxfords, all wells.
$65.00. cutio $1.96
Men’s Russet Shoes and Oxfords.
‘ "' ‘ $1.95
A cut in price of $1 in event pair.
$2.50. out to
Ladies’ fine welt pat. kid Oxfords,
button and lace. $1.95
Women’s tanv welt Oxfords and dark
fan.0xfords. $1.95
Women’s pat. colt. welt Oxfords, but-
tonand lace.r$‘2.00. out to $1.559
WOmen’s'vid kid welt and turn Ox-
fords. $2.00;.out to 1* $1.59
Women’s vici kid Oxfords. pat. tips.
light sole. cut to 950
Women’s tan kid and Iusset Oxfords. .
$1. 50. out to 9259
50165.. cut to 690
lion’s: .taua'and black. vacation shoes, 5300
look these shoes over. it III/ill pau son to
bus. _ . .
Women’ 5 black kid Oxfords. medium
Olsen 5 Shoe Stores,
NORWALK AND SOUTH NQRWALK.
INTO THE UNADVERTISED BARGAINS WHICH ARE TO BE FOUND
IN EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF THIS YOUNG STORE. YOU
ARE ALWAYS WELCOME HERE AND YOU ARI NEVER IMPORTUN-
N. 5. RYAN
. 86 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
II II no
l‘Ii‘Il’gc‘tttnr “nil-t vat . :
Thelnldm ' no" .
to?“ meeuahubomthemm or
W andhaobeeumfidounderhispeh
eonhl snpsrvldon since the laws
Allowno one hodeoeive madame. ,
All Counter-felts, {notations and ‘IJWP’OM but:
Experiments that: trifle with and endanger the health or
W Warts-nee W Ex ent-
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What is; GASTORIA
Castor-la is a harmless substitute for Gambit; m
gorle. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It it Hm vs III
“Ev-utility: comes to the
men who goes after the things
some other fellow is waiting
for "
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REMNAN'T SALE.
Wall Paper
Having sold more wall paper
this year than in former years
we have on hand a large stock
of Remnants. Some with.
match borders and others with-
out borders. Snme we will
put on sale at a cut of one-’
half of former prices. Now in
the time to buy good goods
low.
WP.
L’.H.D'éoitét
87 Washington Street,
South Norwsllr, Conn.
Telephone Connecticut.
Big Reduction
in price of
GAS RANGES
f0; one month only. dating from July
9t .
—-——-
no 500 s, roman pmcs 31425,
PRESENT PRICE, ‘
$13.25.
no. 1216 s, FORMER PRICE $12.75,
PRESENT PRICE,
“ " CONNECTIONS FREE.
Gas Co.
" 'PHONE. OI.
Specialty. Mfg. Co.
71 WATER STREET. ,
SOUTH NORWALK.
NEW AND‘SECOND-HANO
Electric Motors
FURNISHED, INSTALLED AND RI-
PAIRED. IATISFACTION QUAIL
ANTEED.
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IIIIKIIIIIIII
stamina.
STEAM.
nor-warm.
. up on:
nrmvo.
V ,kdndZinC. .‘I' ;.
50 South, Main stI.
Telephone 1174: ,
can.“ “noon“; 4‘: ' nay-s,“ .~
Booth
wraith. coat
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A store can have no better advertisement than a satisfied customer
trade satisfaction ls seldom kept secret; folks like to to": About theaters:
where they have been squarely dealt with. They like to emphasise to oth
ers the value of their purchases, the attention and courtesy which have one?
extended to them. These things all re- bound to a store' I credit. The! Nike
friends out of strangers. Need we add that it is one of our highest. aims III
in every way satisfy you in your money spending in this store. "
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THIN SUMMER UNDERWEAR. IMPORTANT OFFERING OP
MENS OUTING ONIRTS
Think these values will “VIII, W .
attention aud prompt an em
tion. The lots are limited In fellows
50 dozen men's fancy anatomic
cuffs to match. made out of M.Mr
best corded madras and gin
cellent quality. these in all IW,‘
70 dozen men‘ s finest heavy Hedi”
and basket cloth shirts. made in the
very latest designs, all sizes at III.“ v=
‘7.
These are
[)IHICOH
no.w
Men‘s basket weave shirts
drawers. 75c value, to close 490.
Men's French bnlhriggnn shirts and
drawers. with suspeudor straps, ex-
tension, and double seat. 500.
Men's balbriggan shirts and draw-
ers, a regular 50c garment, 39c.
Men's balbriggau shirts and draw-
ers. made like the 500 kind. 250.
special lots at special
Just the proper Weight for
and
OPENWORK STOCKINGS A SALE OF BATH TOWELO. ‘ ' R
”an—-
If the bath towel and of your in,
mer outfit is weak there's no how
time to strengthen it than risk it
No better place than right. heron
Bleached Turkish bath tow I.
36. also brown. at 10¢: each.
One special lot of bleached in
Turkish towels that sold reguW
19 and 21 c each; special at 110:“
Bleached or brown Turkish to
24x54, extra large and heavy.
290 quality. these at 25c on
Here are some values in women's
opeuwork stockings that you'll do
well to promptly investigate.
Ludies' black and tan lace llslb hose
in allover and boot effects at 500.
Ladies’ black dropstitch lisle hose,
in nest patterns, a 50c hose at 39c.
Ladles' black and tan lace lisle hose
and a good 390 value at 25c.
Ladles' lace hose in black and tan
at 15c.
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn. :- -
EVERYTHING IN THE MlLLiNERY LiNE AT nsouoso salons.
AGENTS FOR BANNER PATTERNS. “"
.s. s. TILLOTSON.
so WASHINGTON eraser. ' scum seawater, con
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HABIT lo the strongest impulse in man. Get ‘the’ it
your future welfare and prosperity is assured. Maybe
now to spend too freely. You realize that. It II I bad thing and
like to overcome it. Big fortunes had small beginnings. night he
where we desire to interest you. One single dollar constitutes the
necessary to start an account with us. The caving habit will gr- .
so will your bank account. ~
WE PAY 4 PER CENT. ON ALL pEPOfiITBo
and
Steamer “Martha
. - Leave: South Norwaik. 7:30 A. M.
2:15 P, M" (Saturdfly ANS P. M.)
1:45 If. my
Lea on New Yer,
first. sin 8t.,.3_:
PROPELLER v cm or van Ivsurv'
FREIGHT ONLY—Leaves New v ark. Mondi‘y. wanna".
at 5:00 P. M. Leaves Norwalk Tues" Thur. and fish It 5: 00- 9..
received from 7:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. NI.
1 summer days.
porch from.
. while allow
ed view.
Norwalk Chronicler